KR20120075574A - Method for learning foreign language by stimulating long-term memory - Google Patents

Abstract

It stimulates learners' long-term memories, anecdotal and procedural memories, and provides the skills to learn foreign languages by learning their native language. In the foreign language learning method through long-term memory stimulation according to an embodiment of the present invention, the associative learning through the keyword information about the image content and the image content, the learning and foreign language that contains the keyword information and hears and speaks a foreign language sentence related to the content of the image content. Learning through repeated listening, speaking, learning images, and speaking sentences naturally associated with the sequence of plural words forming a sentence, allowing users to remember foreign language sentences habitually or as a memory. To provide.

Description

METHOD FOR LEARNING FOREIGN LANGUAGE BY STIMULATING LONG-TERM MEMORY}

The present invention relates to a foreign language learning method and system using a content reproducing apparatus. More specifically, an effective foreign language learning method that stimulates long-term memory including episodic memory and procedural memory to induce effective foreign language learning and memorizes learning results in the long term. It relates to a technology for providing.

Human memory includes short-term memory and long-term memory. Long-term memory includes anecdotal memory that stores memories, semantic memory that stores knowledge, and procedural memories that are memories of a sequence of things memorized by the body. In long-term memory, anecdotal and procedural memories remain more intense and longer than meaning memories. This is because anecdotal memory is usually accompanied by emotions, and therefore the brain is more stimulating, and procedural memory is because the area of the brain used is wide.

In foreign language learning methods, traditional memory methods now use the five senses of sound, writing, and repetition. In other words, one word or sentence is repeated over and over and remembered as it is read out and read or written. However, this is effective for instantaneous short-term memory, but it is difficult to transfer learning results to long-term memory. In addition, fixed learning methods easily tire the brain.

In addition, the traditional memorization method is aimed at an unspecified number of people, so it is not possible to consider the difference in learning style for each individual to move learning from short-term memory to long-term memory. It has been pointed out.

In addition, the current foreign language education method is mostly due to the public and private education methods focused on writing, reading, and the like, stimulating only semantic memory. Therefore, there is a lack of natural and free teaching methods, such as learning a native language, and accordingly, many teaching methods that do not correspond to the development of communication skills through practical foreign languages are used.

An object of the present invention is to provide a method for learning a foreign language in a manner similar to that of a native language. More specifically, foreign language learning methods that stimulate long-term memory, anecdotal and procedural memories, enable foreign languages to become learners' stimuli as they learn in their daily lives, so that they can effectively learn foreign languages like native speakers. The aim is to provide foreign language learning skills that will allow students to remember what they have learned over the long term.

For this purpose, the foreign language learning method through the long-term memory stimulation according to an embodiment of the present invention is a foreign language learning method using a content reproducing apparatus and a voice input device connected to the learning server network, the image content and image related to the learning content An image mapping learning step of transmitting a keyword information corresponding to the object image included in the content to associate the object image or the image content with the keyword information; A first listening learning step which is a listening learning step of transmitting audio content including subtitle content corresponding to foreign language sentence information including a keyword corresponding to a video, image content, and an object image and sound information reading foreign language sentence information; A second listening learning step which is a listening learning step of transmitting video content, image content and audio content; A first speech learning step of providing a video content, an image content, a caption content, an audio content, and a voice input and recognition program so as to speak foreign language sentence information; A second speech learning step, which is a learning step of providing video content, image content, audio content, and voice input and recognition program to speak foreign language sentence information; By providing video content, image content, subtitle content, audio content, and voice input and recognition program, it is possible to repeat a plurality of words constituting foreign language sentence information one by one in order and repeat until the sentence is completed. A third speaking learning step which is a learning step to speak; Providing the video content and the image content or the object image and the hint information so that the learner generates one or more sentences related to the video content, the image content or the object image using the hint information to perform sentence structure and speech learning. It is characterized by including an image association speech learning step.

The keyword information is characterized by being a phrase that includes one or more words that have meanings for one or more of the name, behavior, shape, and color of the object image.

The hint information may be a phrase including one or more words having a predetermined meaning.

After the image mapping learning step, the method may further include a keyword learning step of repeatedly learning to memorize the keywords in order. The method may further include an intermediate test step of testing whether the learner memorizes the foreign language sentence information after the second speech learning step.

After the third speech learning step, the speech content may further include a speech arranging learning step of transmitting only video content, image content, and audio content to learn pronunciation, intonation, and meaning of foreign language sentence information.

The image association speech learning step may further include a rearranging learning step, which is a learning step of providing keyword description information and keyword voice information to associate the object image or the video content with respect to the keyword and the image content. In this case, the keyword description information includes grammar, meaning, synonyms and example sentences for the keyword information, and the keyword voice information is voice information for reading a word included in the keyword information.

According to the present invention, the learner experiences a learning process similar to the acquisition process of the native language through repetitive learning along with associative learning and voice, thereby effectively proceeding with foreign language learning. In addition, in the third speech learning step, since the words are sequentially expanded and learned according to the sentence structure, it is possible to habitually before and after the process of using the words, so that the natural grammar, sentence structure, and words can be naturally learned. do. Accordingly, there is an effect that the learning efficiency can be improved by immediately stimulating anecdotal memory and procedural memory, which are long-term memories, without changing the foreign language from short-term memory to semantic memory.

1 is a flowchart of a foreign language learning method through long-term memory stimulation according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 to 9 illustrate examples of implementing a foreign language learning method through content in a long-term memory stimulus according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
10 illustrates a structure of a foreign language learning system through long-term memory stimulation according to an embodiment of the present invention.
11 is an example showing the structure of foreign language learning content provided in the present invention.

Hereinafter, a foreign language learning method through long-term memory stimulation according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the following description, the same reference numerals will be understood to mean the same configurations and steps.

In addition, the following embodiments of the present invention will describe an English learning method for learners of non-English speaking countries. However, it will be obvious that the present invention may be applied to all foreign language learning methods in addition to English.

1 is a flowchart of a foreign language learning method through long-term memory stimulation according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1, a first learning step of a foreign language learning method through long-term memory stimulation according to an embodiment of the present invention is an image mapping learning step S1.

The image mapping learning step S1 is a learning step of supplying the learner with a keyword designated for each of the video content and the image content, and allowing the learner to see the supplied keyword and associate the video content with the image content.

Image mapping is a learning method using brain cognitive engineering that stimulates the hippocampus, a part of the brain responsible for memory. That is, it is a learning method in which a picture and a space such as an image and an image are stored and associated with the keyword by using an image and an image related to the keyword while storing the keyword. In other words, it takes a plurality of given keywords and imagines it as a real scene, and it rises like a scene of a movie.

For example, the four keywords are sequentially heard and stored first, and then the sentences related to the keywords are associated with the video content and the image content and associated with each other. In this case, the learner memorizes the keyword, the video content, and the image content together with anecdotal memory. Accordingly, the words corresponding to the keywords will be stored while stimulating the long-term memory device.

The keyword presented in the image mapping learning step S1 is information corresponding to the entire video content and the image content or to the object image included in the video content and the image content. This is called keyword information. That is, the content reproducing apparatus may provide one or more video contents and image contents, and identify one or more object images through identification numbers in the video contents and image contents. At the same time, the keyword information together with the video content and the image content may be transmitted to the learner as text information.

The learner learns by associating and storing keyword information with moving picture content and image content, and proceeds with learning only associating moving picture content and image content or object images with only the keyword information.

In the present invention, the keyword information may have a meaning regarding one or more of the name, behavior, shape, and color of the video content and the image content or the object image, and means a phrase including one or more words.

For example, suppose that the video content and the image content are video information about a subway station crossroad. In the moving image content and the image content including the image information on the subway station crossroad range, a person, a car, a subway station entrance and the like may exist as an object image. In addition, each object image may include specific information, which is the same as the meaning of the keyword information.

That is, the keyword information may be used as keyword information such as “Subway station” which is the name of the subway station, “Turn on” that the color of the signal changes, and “Traffic jam” that the car is pushed. In addition, any keyword information that can be grasped from the video content and the image content, and the learner can associate the image, may be included in the keyword information.

When the step S1 is completed, the audio content including the video content and the image content in the step S1, the subtitle content including the foreign language sentence information including the keyword information, and the sound information to read the foreign language sentence information is transmitted to the learner's listening learning. A first listening learning step S2 is performed to induce.

In step S2, foreign language sentence information including keyword information is presented. Foreign language sentence information may be preferably sentences related to the contents of video content and image content, but is not limited thereto.

For example, the English sentence information using “Subway station”, which is the keyword information presented in step S1, may include “Could you drop me off at the subway station?”. For example, when an identification number is assigned to a subway station entrance, which is an object content of video content and image content, and an action such as clicking on the identification number is performed, the sentence including the keyword information and the keyword information is displayed in a caption format. It can be displayed under content and image content.

In addition, audio content, which is sound information that reads English sentence information included in the subtitle, will also be transmitted to the learner. Therefore, the learner can use the image of the subway station entrance, which is an object image, the keyword information "Subway station", the caption content in which the sentence "Could you drop me off at the subway station?" When the native speaker reads the voice information at the same time, he will learn it.

Step S2 is a first listening learning step, where the learner first listens to the subtitles while listening to the native speaker.

Accordingly, in the content management server managing the learning content of the present invention, the text information of the plurality of keyword information may be matched with the identification information of the object image in the video content and the image content. The identification information of the object image may include video information corresponding to the object image and location information of the image content. In addition, a plurality of different foreign language sentences including keyword information may be connected to the keyword information, so that different foreign language sentences may be displayed as captions for each learning.

In addition, the information about each foreign language sentence may be linked with audio content, which is sound information directly read by a local native speaker. That is, content including the above-mentioned plurality of information for each video content and image content may be connected and stored in a single content set.

Immediately after step S2, a second listening learning step S3 in which the same learning process as the step S2 in which only subtitle content is removed will be performed. That is, in step S3, only video content, image content or audio content is transmitted. Through this, the foreign language sentences learned while watching the subtitles in the first listening learning step, which is the S2 step, are learned while only listening except the subtitles in the second listening learning step. Through this, while sequencing foreign language sentences sequentially, the learner begins to memorize foreign language sentences with procedural memory through listening-oriented habituation education.

Procedural memory refers to physically habitual memory, such as exercise memory. It is a memory that learns a series of procedures to become habits to the body through continuous practice. This procedural memory, along with anecdotal memory, is recognized as a memory that is hard to forget during long-term memory.

Therefore, by continuously practicing while listening to the ear and speaking by mouth without first accumulating knowledge of grammar and the like, the learner first learns a series of courses about a foreign language. It is also stored in the procedural memory, so that the memory can be maintained more efficiently.

Steps S2 and S3 may be repeated as many times as desired by the learner or as determined by the learning provider in a process. In addition, steps S2 and S3 may be repeated until at least one foreign language sentence information including keyword information of all object images is learned for each keyword information.

When the learning in the step S3 is completed, in addition to the video content, the image content, the subtitle content, and the audio content, which are the contents supplied in the step S2, a voice input and recognition program is provided to allow the learner to speak the foreign language sentence information that has been learned. A first speaking learning step S4 is performed, which is a learning step.

In the first speaking learning step, as provided to the learner in step S2, video content, image content, subtitle content, and audio content are provided. In addition, a program that allows a learner to receive a learner's voice from a voice input device such as a voice input device of a mobile communication device or a microphone of a computer, and extract and recognize foreign language pronunciation information from the inputted learner's voice. This will be provided and driven.

The learner will follow the native speaker's pronunciation learned through listening learning in the S2 and S3 stages, and will remember the native speaker's pronunciation. Through the learning at step S4, the learner will memorize the sentences and the correct pronunciation of the sentences, and thus the sentences and the corresponding pronunciation will be stored in the procedural memory and the learner's long-term memory.

Immediately after step S4, similarly to step S3, only the subtitle content is removed. That is, a voice input and recognition program is provided along with video content, image content, and audio content. Accordingly, the learner experiences the second speech learning step S5, which is a step of learning to speak while the native speaker follows the sound of reading the sentence without viewing the subtitles.

Through the steps S4 and S5, learners learn the sentences as efficiently as the steps S2 and S3. Accordingly, the body can learn the sentence while learning the pronunciation of the native speaker.

Steps S4 and S5 may be repeated as many times as desired by the learner or as determined by the learning provider in a process similar to steps S2 and S3. In addition, steps S4 and S5 may be repeated until at least one foreign language sentence information including keyword information of all object images is learned for each keyword information.

When the step S5 is completed, the learner performs the third speaking learning step (S6). The third speech learning step includes sentence structure and repetitive learning on foreign language sentence information learned in steps S2 to S4.

More specifically, as mentioned above, assume the sentence “Could you drop me off at the subway station?”. In step S6, a plurality of words constituting the sentence are expanded one by one in order, and the words are repeated repeatedly until the sentence is completed. In addition to speaking learning, listening learning in the same manner may proceed.

In other words, the native speaker expands the words in order such as “Could”, “Could you”, “Could you drop”, and the learner listens to the entire sentence “Could you drop me off at the subway station?” You will learn to speak.

Accordingly, the learner can experience the learning process in which the sentences are naturally made while following the order of the words forming the sentences centered on the subject with respect to the image viewed in the image mapping learning step (S1). do. Listening and Speaking will be taught repeatedly while extending from the subject to the whole sentence in word order. Accordingly, learning about grammar and sentence structure may also proceed simultaneously.

Through the step S6, the learner will be able to stimulate the anecdotal memory and procedural memory at the same time to proceed efficiently.

When step S6 is completed, the image association speech learning step S7, which is a finishing step of learning about one video content and image content, is performed. In step S7, the learner proceeds to speak in association with the sentences he wants to speak in addition to the sentences he has learned so far.

In other words, the video content and the image content or the object image will be provided in step S7. Otherwise, only hint information will be provided. The hint information means a phrase including one or more words having a predetermined meaning in a foreign language grammar. Looking at the object image or video content and the image content, suggesting phrases that can be included in the sentence to help the user relate the sentence will be done by supplying hint information.

For example, it is assumed that an image of an object in which a driver and a passenger are in a taxi is presented, and “subway station” is included among various phrases as hint information. At this time, the learner can associate the sentence with the hint information of “subway station” while proceeding associative learning about the object image based on the contents learned so far. The learner will be able to create a sentence reminiscent of "Could you drop me off at the subway station?"

Through the step S7, the learner will be able to freely create a desired sentence while associating the image using the results learned through the steps S1 to S6. In addition, you will be able to pronounce the sentences you have made by speaking directly, so that you can learn more efficiently.

After the learning in step S7 is completed, it will be obvious that the learning of the same or different process may be repeated using different video content and image content. In addition, when the step S7 is finished, the learner may be provided with a description of the keyword information and voice information.

The keyword description information describing the keyword information may include a grammar, a meaning, a synonym, and an example sentence for the keyword information. That is, the learner first learns naturally through listening and speaking learning about the keyword information, utilizes the keyword information, and learns the meaning of the keyword information. This is similar to the process of first learning how to use your native language and then learning detailed meaning and grammar.

The keyword voice information, which is voice information that speaks keyword information, includes voice information that a native speaker reads the words contained in the keyword information. Through the keyword voice information, the learner will once again be able to hear and learn the pronunciation of the correct keyword information.

When the keyword description information and the keyword voice information mentioned above are provided, the learner will be able to associate the object image or the video content and the image content previously learned about it in addition to the knowledge included in the provided information. The above-described learning process after the step S7 is defined as the cleanup learning step.

In addition, a keyword learning step may be performed between the image mapping learning step S1 and the first listening learning step S2 to repeatedly learn to store the keyword information learned in the step S1. Through this, it is possible to surely store the keyword information and to increase the familiarity with the foreign language sentence containing the keyword information.

Between the second speech learning step S5 and the third speech learning step S6, an intermediate test step of testing whether a learner memorizes the foreign language sentence information learned in step S5 may be performed. The learner must pass the test to proceed to the third speaking learning step S6. This will allow you to repeat the lack of learning and get a solid result.

In addition, between the third speech learning step S6 and the image associative speech learning step S7, only the video content or the image content and the audio content learned in step S6 are transmitted, and accordingly, pronunciation, intonation and Speaking theorem learning step to learn the meaning can be further performed. Through this, the learner will be able to check the foreign language sentence that he or she has followed through learning to speak and learn its meaning.

2 to 9 illustrate examples of implementing a foreign language learning method through content in a long-term memory stimulus according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. The following description implements the description of FIG. 1 as an example. Therefore, portions overlapping with the description of FIG. 1 will be omitted below.

First, referring to FIG. 2, the content of the image mapping learning step S1 is presented. In the video content 100 and the image content 100 provided in step S1, there are a plurality of object images (no identification number) identified through the identification number 110.

Each object image may be any image that can be represented by words or phrases necessary for foreign language learning, such as the moving image content 100 and the objects, places, and behaviors constituting the image content 100. In FIG. 2, a total of four object images exist.

Each object image includes keyword information 120 corresponding to each object image, and the keyword information 120 may be displayed on a part of the learning screen. The keyword information 120 refers to a phrase that is one or more words that mean all the information associable through the object image, such as the name, shape, and color of the object image.

In FIG. 2, the keyword “another way” through the direction of the driver of the taxi, “subway station” through the subway station entrance, “how much” through the behavior of the passengers in the taxi and the name “10-dollar” keyword information of bill ”is presented.

3 is another example of image mapping learning, and provides a screen 101 in which a plurality of image contents are integrated. In this case, one keyword may be provided to each image content 111. That is, phrases and the like that can be associated with each video content 111 and image content 111 are provided as keyword information 121. For example, keyword information 121 of "friends, football game, paint, parking space" may be extracted from each video content 111 and image content 111 and provided to the learner.

A screen relating to the first listening learning step S2 is shown in FIG. 4. Referring to FIG. 4, listening learning about English sentence information including “subway station” which is one keyword information is performed.

That is, the video content 100 and the image content 100 will be provided on the screen, and the caption content 200 for the English sentence information including the keyword information 120 will also be provided on a portion of the screen. In addition, audio contents, which are sound information read by native speakers of standard pronunciation, are also provided.

Through this, the learner may be accustomed to pronunciation while learning the video content 100, the image content 100, the subtitle content 200, and the audio content together.

When the first listening learning step S2 of FIG. 4 is completed, the second listening learning step S3 is performed, which is illustrated in FIG. 5.

Referring to FIG. 5, unlike FIG. 4, it is possible to see a screen from which subtitle content 200 is removed. That is, in the second listening learning step (S3), the learner learns the English sentence only through the audio content and the video content 100 or the image content 100 without viewing the subtitles.

6 and 7 show examples of screens for the first and second speech learning steps S4 and S5. In step S4, the English sentence is learned through the video content 100, the image content 100, the subtitle content 200, the audio content, and the voice input and recognition program 300, respectively. In operation S5, the English sentence is repeatedly learned through the video content 100, the image content 100, the audio content, and the voice input and recognition program 300.

8 is an example of a screen for the third speaking learning step S6. In FIG. 8, in addition to the caption content 200, the object image 102, the audio content, the voice input and the recognition program 301, information 201 that is expanded in the order of words according to the sentence structure is added, and the learning in step S6 is performed. Will allow you to proceed.

9 shows a screen of the image association speech learning step S7. Referring to FIG. 9, the audio content 310 and the object image 103 exist in the screen 10, and the hint information 410 is included. The portion 400 indicated by “Hint” on the screen 10 displays an example of making a sentence using the hint information 410.

10 illustrates a structure of a foreign language learning system through long-term memory stimulation according to an embodiment of the present invention. In the following description, portions overlapping with the description of FIGS. 1 to 9 will be omitted.

Referring to FIG. 10, a learning apparatus 700 is first included. The learning device 700 includes a wooden puzzle 710, a personal computer 720, a TV 730, a mobile communication device 740, 750, such as a smartphone and a tablet PC. There will be. The wood-based puzzle 710 may be used to make a predetermined input in conjunction with another learning apparatus 700. In addition, each learning apparatus 700 may be any device capable of playing video and audio contents and inputting audio information.

In addition, while learning is performed using any one of the learning apparatuses 700, the learning apparatus 700 may change to another apparatus to continuously learn. That is, the learning server 500 continuously stores the learning process according to the learner's connection, and continuously provides the above-described series of learning courses to the learner.

For example, while learning through the TV 730 at home, while going out of the house to access the wireless communication network through the mobile communication devices 740, 750, such as smartphones and tablet PC (PC) to proceed with the learning In this case, the learning server 500 may store and load the learning progress for each learner in real time, so that the learner may be provided with continuous learning content.

To this end, the learner may be issued with an identification key including an ID to receive and use a learning process and corresponding content in various learning apparatuses 700. In addition, the content server 600 may include a function of changing the format of the learning content so that one content may be used in the various learning apparatuses 700.

The learning server 500 performs a function of allowing a learner to use the learning process described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 9 through the learning apparatus 700. That is, the contents corresponding to each learning process may be retrieved and provided from the content server 600, and the learning process may be stored for each learner to provide a continuous learning service.

The learner is a mobile communication device such as a wooden puzzle 710, a personal computer 720, a TV 730 and a smartphone, a tablet PC, a portable computer, and the like, through the network. 740, 750 can be learned in the device, the learning results from these various devices are the learning results of the learner for learning management, that is, learning management system 510 (LMS) in the learning server 500 through the network It will be managed by a system that stores and manages learner information such as personal information and content purchase information in a server.

Content data for learning in the various learning apparatus 700 is managed integrally in the server through the network through the Learning Contents Management System (LCMS) 610 (ie, the learning content management system) in the content server 600, and thus multiple content as a single content. It can be implemented in various devices and will be managed to facilitate the modification and upgrade of content.

The content server 600 stores various pieces of information that can be used by the image content centering on the image content, and will be described below with reference to FIG. 11.

11 is an example showing the structure of foreign language learning content provided in the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 11, one of each of the learning contents 610, 620, and 630 may be accessed through the identification information 611 about one content.

In addition to the identification information 611, the content server 600 may include one or more image contents 612 and corresponding keyword information, foreign language sentence information, voice information, hint information, and additionally, test keyword content 613 and sentence information. The content 614, the voice content (audio content) 615, the hint information content 616, and the test information 617 may be stored and managed in units of content.

The description of the foreign language learning method through the long-term memory stimulation according to the embodiment of the present invention mentioned above does not limit the scope of the claims. In addition, in addition to the embodiment of the present invention, it will be obvious that the equivalent invention that performs the same function as the present invention will also belong to the scope of the present invention.

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In the foreign language learning method through the long-term memory stimulation using the content playback device and the voice input device connected to the learning server,
Is a learning step of transmitting video information or image content related to the learning content and keyword information corresponding to the object image included in the image content and associating the object image or the video content or image content using the keyword information. Image mapping learning step;
Transmitting the audio content including the video content and the image content, the keyword information, subtitle content corresponding to the foreign language sentence information related to the video content and the image content or the object image, and sound information reading the foreign language sentence information. A first listening learning step of listening listening step;
A second listening learning step which is a listening learning step of transmitting the video content, the image content and the audio content;
A first speech learning step of learning to speak the foreign language sentence information by providing the video content and the image content, the caption content, the audio content, and a voice input and recognition program;
A second speech learning step of learning to speak the foreign language sentence information by providing the video content and the image content, the audio content, and the voice input and recognition program;
The sentence is completed while providing the video content and the image content, the subtitle content, the audio content, and the voice input and recognition program to expand a plurality of words constituting the foreign language sentence information one by one in order. A third speaking learning step which is a learning step of repeating speaking until it is made;
Provide the video content and the image content or the object image and the hint information, and use the hint information to allow a learner to generate one or more sentences related to the video content and the image content or the object image to perform sentence structure and speaking learning. A method of learning a foreign language through stimulation of long-term memory, characterized in that it comprises an image associative speech learning step of performing a step. The method according to claim 1,
The keyword information,
And a phrase including one or more words having meanings related to at least one of the video content and the image content or the name, behavior, shape, and color of the object image. The method according to claim 1,
The hint information,
A method for learning a foreign language through long-term memory stimulation, characterized in that the phrase includes one or more words having a predetermined meaning. The method according to claim 1,
And a keyword learning step of repeatedly learning to store the keyword after the image mapping learning step. The method according to claim 1,
After the second speech learning step, further comprising an intermediate test step of testing whether the learner memorizes the foreign language sentence information, long-term memory stimulation, characterized in that forced learning proceeds sequentially in the process of learning To learn foreign languages. The method according to claim 1,
And a speech rearranging learning step of transmitting only the video content or the image content and the audio content to learn pronunciation, intonation, and meaning of the foreign language sentence information after the third speech learning step. How to learn a foreign language through stimulation. The method according to claim 1,
After the image association speech learning step, further comprising a summary learning step of providing a keyword description information and the keyword voice information to associate the object image or video content and image content related to the keyword,
The keyword description information includes grammar, meaning, synonyms and example sentences for the keyword information, and the keyword voice information is voice information for reading a word included in the keyword information. . The method according to claim 1,
The foreign language learning method,
A method for learning a foreign language through long-term memory stimulation, comprising using a wood-based puzzle and a device including a personal computer, a portable computer, a TV, and a mobile communication device capable of reproducing content and inputting voice information.

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